deprecated conversion from string constant to 'char*'

Any reason why you aren't using NSString in place of char?

char *myName = "Apple.txt";

NSString *myName = @"Apple.txt";

Since it is not modifiable, it wastes program memory. I guess they would prefer a #define or maybe even a const char *. You could also use char myName[] = "Apple.txt";

btw, this is not just an Apple thing, it appears all over if you google it.

The warning you are getting is because a string constant is now assumed by the compiler to be invariable and handled differently that a string pointed to by a char * which by it's very nature is changeable.

However if I create code like that in Xcode or in a plain .c file and compile it I do not see the warning so how are you creating and compiling the code?

I think it is actually a c++ warning, if my google-foo is up to snuff.

Right just tried it in c++ and it gives that warning, thanks.

Use:

const char * = "Apple.txt";